... A fatal accident occurred at Llandudno, yester- day, to an excursionist from Liverpool, named Clement Dollinsou, who climbed over a wall on the eeaward side of the marine drive on the Great Ormes Head. He missed his foot- ing, and fell headlong down the 6teep cliff, sue taining injuries which resulted in his death. ...

... THROWING A BOY INTO A CANAL. A stone-cutter, named Charles Henry FlaveH, Bilston, was swimming dogs in a eanal at Mill- fields, when he was annoyed by aome boys throw- ing stones. He caught one of tbeip, John Beeten (10), and, standing on the bridge, 1)9 held the boy over the canal by his legs. StiseCJuentllàe let him drop into the water, and it was witfa the greatest difficulty that the boy ...

... A MAN KILLED BY GNATS. The buffalo gnats, the pest of the Lower Mississippi Valley, have done a work of desfcruc- tion among the stock of Tennessee, Koports of cattle, horses, and mules having been goaded to death by these insects are received daily. A coloured man named Sneiss was stung and choked to death. He was found dead, evidently a victim to the gnats, which swarmed about the corpse. ...

... MANCHESTER UNITY A.M.O. The Annual Movable Committee of the Man- chester Unity of Oddfellows held its second sitting to-day, under the presidency of Grand Master Mr Grimes, Birmingham. The Relief Committee recommended £10 to be granted to Wm. Lowry, Leeds, but were unable to assist William Cooke, Woolwich, and the Alexandra Lodge, Llanelly. Amendments to give L5 to Cooke and j320 to the ...

... A largely-attended Home Rule demonstration was held on Monday afternoon, on Newcastle Moor, when resolutions in favour of Mr Glad- stone's Irish measures, and in support of the Irish parliamentary party were adopted. Mr W. Abraham, M.P.. and Mr T. Nolan, M.P., were the principal speakers. ...

... FIRST MEETINGS AND DATES OF PUBLIC I EXAMINATIONS. William James Davies, 90, Broadway, Roath, Cardiff, baker and confectioner. First meeting. July 8th, at Official lieceiver's, Cardiff. John Evans. 57, Commercial-street, Maesteg, Glamor- gan, draper and outfitter. First meeting, July 8th, at Official Receiver's, Cardiff. William Thomas Jones, trading at W. T. Jones and Co., residing in Crwys ...

... MURDER BY MOONLIGHTERS. A Killarney telegram states that la4t night a caretaker, named Richard Taiignay, was shot in the legs by two Moonlighters. He died a few hours afterwards. ...

... THE TROOPS AT ALDERSHOT. The Duke of Cambridge reviewed the troops at Aldershot, to-day, in favourable weather. SevSn thousand troops paraded. ...

... LETTER FROM MR RATHBONE. Mr Rathbone, the Liberal member for the Arvon Division of Carnarvonshire, has issued a pamphlet to every elector explaining the causes of his antagonism to the Home Rule measure. The most noteworthy feature of the pamphlet is the suggestion that a grand committee, consisting of all the Welsh members, should deal with the subject in which the principality is specially ...

... STRIKE OF SCOTCH MINERS.* The miners employed by the Coitness It-on Company, Fife, struck work on Monday against a threatened rechictljn of wages. In a tew days most of the company's furnaces will be blown out owing to dull Grade. The works are almost the largest in Scotland, and the stoppage will be very seriously felt. ...

... CHAMBERLAIN AND BRITISH WORKMEN. Mr Joseph Chamberlain's attention having leen drawn by a correspondent to the- fact that many of the labouring classes .appear to have embraced the cause of Home Rule less out of admiration of Mr Gladstone and bis measures than from a notion, whether right or wrong, that the measure would have the effect of attractii2g back to their own country the Irish ...

... I REMARKABLE CASE. The Staines police are investigating a very remarkable case. On Whit-Monday Annie Ifale, aged 20, whose parents live at Western-road, Kew Bridge, left her home to spend the day with the man to whom she was about to be married-Robert Henry Chinn, a blacksmith, residing at Willow walk, Chester. She did not return to her home, and her mother eventually wrote to Superintendent ...